There are many ways to love more people. In several links with Open Heart (of which more than 50,000 copies have been found in English), it highlights how people's need for safe, responsible alternatives to monogamy is growing.
For many, polyamory offers a viable solution. Franklin Veaux and Eve Rickert color their research with their experiences based on personal experiences, and they combine their educational explanations with hard-won wisdom. The heart-wrenching accounts of their successes and failures are invaluable to beginners and veterans alike.
Polyamory involves personal and interpersonal struggles. How does trust and transparency work in relationships where one or more people are actively seeking sex and/or romance outside of their current relationship? How do we voice our feelings of insecurity and jealousy without inadvertently hindering our partner's other relationships?
In several connections with Open Heart, he encourages his readers to reclaim their sovereignty, talk about their needs, and be the masters of their own time, feelings, and boundaries. It helps to overcome the theoretical and everyday obstacles that arise in the creation of a life that ensures love, romance and social togetherness.

"The book is not a map, but a compass. It shows that detailed discussions, responsibility for our own emotions and decisions, respect for our partners and helpful empathy can lead to strong, vibrant and satisfying relationships."
dr. Vilmos Szilágyi